Dermott man killed in Monday accident

A Dermott man was killed in a one-vehicle traffic accident in Arkansas County Monday. According to a preliminary report from the Arkansas State Police, Louis L. Proby, 49, was southbound on Highway 165 north of Gillett near D.A. Richter Lane when he lost control of... Read More.
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Lincoln County Judge discussed economy in county

By Ray King Lincoln County Judge Buddy Earnest on Tuesday described the economy of his county as “not too bad.” Earnest went on to tell Deltaplex News about some of the contributors to that economy and tax base. He said the county has had difficulty keeping employees... Read More.
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covid cases drop; legislature expands authority

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas’ active coronavirus virus cases on Monday dropped to their lowest point since June as lawmakers expanded their ability to end the emergency declared because of the pandemic. The Department of Health said the state’s active virus cases, ones that... Read More.
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Police say two suspects fired shots at casino security

Police said Monday interviews and substantial evidence has linked two of the five men initially sought for a shooting on the parking lot of the Saracen Casino Thursday night to the incident. The evidence  indicated Tirek Langel, 22, and Brandon Burnett, 27, fired shots at... Read More.
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Thomas in custody for murder

Robert Thomas is in custody for the murder of Edson Jones.  He is at the detective office being interviewed at this time.  He will be booked into the Jefferson County Jail for 1st-degree Murder after he is interviewed.  
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Murder suspect from Saturday now in custody

Update: Police reported  Monday that Robert Moore Thomas, who was being sought in the shooting death of Edson Jones on Saturday is now in custody. Thomas was being interviewed by Detectives Monday morning and then will be  taken to the adult detention center where he will... Read More.

State COVID deaths increase by 18

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An additional 18 deaths due to the illness caused by the coronavirus were reported Saturday by the Arkansas Department of Health, in addition to 314 more confirmed or suspected virus cases in the state. There have been 326,813 confirmed or... Read More.